Mobile Apps That Work for Your Business

We build iOS and Android applications for companies across Bangkok who need reliable mobile solutions. Not the flashy startup kind—apps that solve real problems for businesses that have been around a while.

Mobile app development workflow visualization

Finding the Right Approach

Every business has different needs. We spend time understanding what you're actually trying to accomplish before suggesting anything technical. Here's how we typically figure out what makes sense.

Do you need both iOS and Android?

Most businesses do, but not always right away. If you're testing an idea or your customers are mostly on one platform, we can start there. Building for one platform first means faster launch and lower initial costs. We design it so adding the second platform later doesn't mean starting over.

Should it connect to your existing systems?

Probably yes. Most apps we build need to talk to inventory systems, customer databases, or accounting software. We've worked with everything from old Windows server applications to modern cloud platforms. The integration work takes time but it's what makes the app actually useful instead of just decorative.

Who's going to maintain it after launch?

This matters more than people think. We can handle ongoing updates and fixes, or train your team to manage it themselves. Either way works, but deciding upfront changes how we structure everything. Apps need regular attention—OS updates break things, APIs change, security patches come out.

What happens if something breaks?

We set up monitoring before launch so we usually know about problems before you do. For critical business apps, we offer different response time guarantees. Weekend retail app? We're available. Internal tool used Monday to Friday? Standard business hours support might be fine.

How We Actually Build Things

We've been doing this since 2019. Not ancient history, but long enough to have made most of the common mistakes already—so you don't have to.

Development planning and architecture process

Starting With What Actually Matters

We don't begin with wireframes or design mockups. First conversation is always about what problem you're trying to solve and who's going to use this thing. Sounds obvious, but you'd be surprised how many projects skip this part.

After that, we map out the technical requirements. What data needs to move where, which systems have to talk to each other, where the potential headaches are hiding. This planning phase usually takes two to three weeks. Sometimes less if it's straightforward, sometimes more if we're dealing with complex integrations.

  • Detailed technical assessment of existing infrastructure
  • User flow documentation before any design work starts
  • Security and compliance review for your industry
  • Realistic timeline based on actual project scope
Mobile application testing and quality assurance

Building and Testing in Pieces

We develop in two-week cycles. Every couple weeks, you get a working version to look at and test. Not pretty screenshots—actual functioning features you can click through and break. This way, if something's headed in the wrong direction, we catch it early instead of at the end.

Testing happens throughout, not just at launch. We test on real devices, not just simulators. Different screen sizes, different OS versions, slow internet connections, interrupted calls, low battery mode. All the annoying real-world conditions that users actually experience.

  • Working builds delivered every two weeks for review
  • Testing on actual iOS and Android devices
  • Performance monitoring under various network conditions
  • User acceptance testing with your team before launch

People You'll Actually Work With

Small team. Everyone works on client projects directly, not through layers of project managers. You'll talk to the people writing the code and making the decisions.

Kasper Lindström, Lead iOS Developer

Kasper Lindström

Lead iOS Developer

Builds iOS apps and deals with Apple's constant changes. Been doing this for seven years, mostly for logistics and retail companies around Bangkok. Speaks Swedish and English, enough Thai to get by.

Dušan Kovačević, Android Development Lead

Dušan Kovačević

Android Development Lead

Handles Android development and backend integration work. Previously worked for a manufacturing company in Chonburi building their internal mobile systems. Knows Kotlin inside out and actually enjoys debugging weird device-specific issues.

Want to Talk About Your Project?

First conversation is free and we'll tell you honestly if we're the right fit. Sometimes we're not—maybe your timeline is too aggressive, or the project needs specialists we don't have. Either way, we'll point you in the right direction.

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